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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

A correspondent OF the Ocala Banmsr writing
from Augusta, Wis, says: Wherever 70 there
Is great interest manifested in Florida, and pros-
poets Of an immense influx of visitors the com.
ing winter. have met many who went to Cal
ifornia last winter they were disappointed the
sudden "northers," or cold wind storms from
the mountains doing them more harm than our
home climate would have done. Next winter
they will try Florida.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

We are told that Tallahassee merchants have
been asked to make proposals to furnish tsols,
&C, for the Tallahassee and Carrabelle Rail-
road Company. The chief engineer and others
are expected here In a few days to begin opera
tons. If this don't mean business, what does It
mean, Work must begin, according to the terms
of the charter, before September, and the indica-
tons are that work will commence Ia few days.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

Mr.. Cleveland 10 IN unusual degree enjoys
The conndencs Of hls country. Hi cuuntsymen
hare found him and his sdministation much
heAtar than they expscsed = 1sd sithse. Net
oos osthe disnsis1I Wkinh 4 No. psedicasd b
hAoppoaenls weun t6llow ~ slsctioa has III,
lc1a0it The halinao Of H. psspls - nox
eoIe 10 nok aho ruin undR NJ adminigtFaiioa
as1t We I'D Il Woula All Hin = . canss lor
RDpuiar coa1snce II ~ Fseaidsst. TAs 30
ple believe III - b Z anessa, hoasst, patsiDtic
man. vAo, ui1k n ~ DA1sves, Mr. . - -.
da0.-fA1s1lais 1taw4pa tg1A ~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11
New York Herald.1
NM


The Binghamton Democrat makes a sly rel
erence to some Of the Republican leaders in the
following statement:
The champion kicker is a mule who kicks
boards off his fifteen foot ceiling stall. He kicks
apples out OF treea
But what particular individual do you refer to
neighbor? Is 1t futile, who tried TO kick the
off the White House because the country il
prosperous and the administration honest! Or
Fairchild, who wants to kick every Democrat
out of the G. A. R and make the organization q
patent double back action machine for the man
ufacture of paisiesi Or Senator Sherman, who
is trying 10 kick up row between the North
and the SOUTH
Be little more specific, please. The analogy
ID good, but it would have more force if you
would give the name by which the /" mule" i.
known in American politics.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

Many comrades are asking whether the cru
SADIE now going on against the President is really
ON account of his veto Of the dependent pension
bin or 10 . preconcerted political movement in
opposition TO q Democratic administration.
Comrades, politics 10 . dangerous rock, which
viii surely wreck our Organization II We fail TO
give it . wide berth. Ali hands about ship r.
The Grand Army should cease fooling around
the ragged edge OF politics. Either cast out en-
tirely the political devil that has already shown
its blasphemous presence or else call in and show
our hand in square man-fashion.
1t Is evident that there il political motive
in the attack upon the President under the guise
Of Grand Army opposition. Notwithstanding
the fact that it has been admitted that the Presi
dent had nothing 10 do with originating the or
der for the return of the rebel flags, the warfare
against him has been kept up with such venom
that it has disguised all fair minded people.
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g. N. ..

Walking down Broadway is very pleannt
when you feel we'll. and T-K-ssser Se3t
better than when his friend asked him how he
All, ny boy" said T, G. d. D. did II r
And bis friend wondered what G. H. D. meant.
He knew u did not mean a Good Many Doctors,
for T had tried dozen in vain. -
have it" said he. just hitting the nail ON the
head, you mean Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, or Gold Medal Deserved - my friend
49, always dubs it" Sold by druggists
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

Is the next matter of public nature that claims
the attention Of the people Of this city and sec
ton. Private advices from New York warn our
people TO be on the quiusoc for most important
developments within q short time, and they are
hereby requested to be on the alert, ready to
give prompt attendance upon q grand rally at
the court house in this city at an early day on
this alI-important subject-of which they will
get due notice by hand-bills on the streets
The indications now point to the early COM
mencement Of work on = main trunk line from
Montgomery TO Bainbridge via Dothan with q
branch from Dothan TO Chattahoochee. Fla.
President Voolfolk, who has been visiting the
money marts of the East, will be present when
this rally 10 called and give the people the full
benefit of all his observations and experience
since be left. Meantime expect through these
columns the news as it is on this subject
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

NO DeUgWB IL FOuf U0yBs
BY L o. T. Gable to the News Hezald-1
KEY WEST, Fla, August 9-The following
is the Official report ior the past twenty -four
hours ending at noon to-day: Sick, g. new ca
ses, boy; discharged, 1913; one child was dis
charged to-day. Yesterday 10 children and
adults, namely, Captain Peterson, John Pitcher,
Mrs. Simlet, Mrs. AIbury, Charles Mears, and
one other were dismissed Deaths, As; none to-
day. Total cases. 81.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

-Pensacola AdsssasGasstfs I'VE have
made arrangements to iasue the Adasaes- Gasseb
three days In the wesk. On Aad 1aar the Arst Of
Septsmber. psox. Also 70 I'D materially 70
every department u The paper, and keep paes
with tho timaa. We shall make De Adsanas-
Gassals daily, - soen - h win pay u do so-
ssafe enough daily-Ao hubtail.s =.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

WalsinG Eor % Florida On Wheels."
W. B. Webb has been invited by Mayor Hub
bell 10 exhibit in this city his Florida Rolling
Exposition" car built expressly for exhibiting
the products Of Florida, and showing the attrac-
tions and advantages OF that State. It win give
our people great pleasure to rec this novel exhi-
hilton, and the arrival Of the car will be looked
foewasd to with great interest-6estk NersssE
(C6nn.) 6entiAsk
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

n 8epabaacaa Esaanase.
The Saturday Evening Gsssts, which now ad-
vestisss itseaf - DE only Republican Sunday n.
Per In Boston. rsmasks 1t II. Blaine that "a his
health were spared, and be sheuld again run far
me oencs b which b naturally aspirea, We Eel
sure 10 would again b dsisatsd- The Lord
seignsr Il b about - ven not to have IN Or.
gan e 70 hnd one discouruing tune 20 disoord-
AMI = , dis Baf Mr Elaine has always com.
p'aased q bib hacking IN Bsssoa.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11
FLORIDA Road LAWS.

Single copies 10 cents; $1.00 per dozen, OF
100 copies for $500. Address
Dom & BOWEN,
Tallahassee, Fla.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

saturday morning large party q hiu.l
gentlemen took the early train for g. ~
Wnere they were met BY the steamer Wsn.
'omica and carried to Teresa, on jams Il.,i
70 spend several weeks Among the par,, nan,
ma r. Houstoun and daughter, Ma L D. n
and children. Mira W. O. Ames and a. mr.
Capt and Mrs. Hare, Miss Jennie Gaubk m
Lucy b. Randolph, Miss Lettie B. Gsmb,e 4.
Maggie Williams Miss Lila Lewis m. In
henderson, Miss Annie Ames. MIN Nn.
Chairea. Mia Sadie Williams, Miss Matte Huw.
'oun, Miss Clam Lewis and Mr.. Theodore Bu,.
ton. Ar. Jno. A. Pearce and Mr. z A Housu.
Another party, consisting of Mira A. L n.
dolph and children, Mr.. and Mn T.R Bya ri
children. Miss Le.tie G. Gamble, Mis- II J.a
AesarA VIM n Mcintosh Sr.. ga cnvhS
W. A. Collins, Charles Monroe. 7. G. n..a
q Tallahassee; ]. II. Busbey, Georee sir
Eugene 0bsrdorfer, and J. Dudley, Of Cen.
went down on Tuesday.
It's said that fishing, rowing, bsthiae II
osner pastimes At the Island were never IN
en)oyahle than now, and all the couirs I
home are had there upon the shores Of he CT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

one 4oinch saw gin and runnins
good order. q,
Aao' one wooden screw press, couu,,,. !.
good order. Call on or address
,7,,. JOHN B. Divns
Tallahaasee p.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

). :. n plses - nysltds % sscupsrsss b q
Msnay Haz, f1Aao 49,. 90
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

a 4olnch Columbia Bycicle Apply q !
store Of
Y.ALxn
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

Cheap, n
17-2s G. W. SAXON q -
Base BALL.
The Floridian nine has received the ioa'os
postal: ,sss.
Hsrmes RwHrsxtsr, 1GI2sAssss -
DxAR SIM: Inn going % leave 600
therefore We cannot play you o al 49,
zssa sHsspectfully, FRANK 1 -
hi Ipsidian, Ne understand, clam
game under the rules. -
The Quincy club have promised % -
] r1th ~ Rloridiaas sext wssk. q Tala
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11
Meat Ev~rw.ls

Mest Evervthi.x.
In hardware, TO be found at
' e. W. sAzoz Go,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

TIE resort FIoridisas boast of-Nnm
Hal TsS9o Beach. 81
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

Made of Georgia pine. Cheapest in tie -
ket, n
I7St G. W. SAXON & Cab
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

Murray Hall! Murray n.z,,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

D"EEI SEVENTEEN OF To-Day
The Old traditions are vapisbino
one by one. Sweet seventeen. w1tI
ner slice OF bread and butter and
her blnshIng little simper. has aiven
place 70 The maturity OF tWenty-sev
en: Ihe low voice, that "most ex.
eeiIent IN woman,7 is replaced By
the loud, defiant tone that will be
heard. The fashionable young uo
man OF today steps from the car.
rage, leaving Der mother to fol!ov
ner up to the steps aud into the
mouse AS best she may. OBIv The
minority, whose "gOod manners ,ra
tne truls of noble mind,7 pay the
gentle defereDee TO elders that il n
sweet to them and so pleasant 10
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

HOME HAPPINESS. - Probably
niueteen-twenUeths OF tue happi
ueSs you will ever have Won viii
get At home. The Independence
that comes to a man when his work
is over, apd he feels that he has
run ia out OF the storm into the
quiet hdrbOr OF home, where he can
rest 10 peace With bis family. j.
something real. II hoes not make
much difference whether vou v
your house or have one little room
IN that house, you can make that
o little Don a true home to Won.
ou can people it With such moods.
You a turn 20 it with such sweet
taneIes, that It will be fairly Iumi-
nous With their presence. aud il will
De to you the very perfection Of A
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20


IT BROUGHT HLH BACK-+urn
ryE shouted a Duluth aveaue wa
man 10 her husband as he stsrree
down toEu; ~arent you going c,
get NE that wafer before YOU 20 p
Mot this mOrning-iu an aWfuI
hurry-big days work 10 do and
be tore along down to the gate.
but l want you 10 TX the cellar
door SO the children Won't fall
down and break their necks.0
"Ot, watch 'em, watch EN-. (
haven't time, must be duwn 10 the
Office Ia five minutes
did yOa see the scandal in this
mornings paper e.
"Hey 2 he replied as he paased
at the corner.
Its abOut Col. Blk and some
Woman from Sioux City p
as that sol Well, | mast read
~ and be came back taking long
''l'ye rather been EXPECTING
something of the KIND for quite a
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20
A Hateful Man.
ArkSnsaw Traveller.

Arkansaw Traveller.
Vile ito husband who has ms
returned home)-"What's the new
down town. 81
MISUNDERSTANDING
"Of course not.H
"Why Of cOnTse uotPI
"Oh, well, there is never any news
lot a woman unless she finds it ont
herself.S
After a long silence the husband
breaks in with
III does seem to me that people
ought to be more Careful"
NV hat abOntf'
Il was thinking Of Sorerhino
that occurred down town last nigbr
Major Baxter and his family sat
out on the trout steps uutil ouite
late aud when the Major got M aud
went into his loom he had NOT po.
tlced that his pFaukish little son
a slipped away. just az the
MAJOR stepped into his room be
neard something under the bed-iu
Lact saw something-aud thinkiug
that a robber had secreted himself
there, he seized a pistol and fired
under the bed and
"MercIful heavens, and shot his
little o mp
"WhO SAID be shot his son p
"You said his son went under the
bed p
81 didn't"
"What did you say p
81 said that tue major did not no.
tlce his son when he slipped away
0 the front steps, ,
"And Wasn't the boy under the !
bed r. :
NO, a eat was under the bed.7 !
lyon are the most hateful man 7 d,
ever saw I
"Why sol Just because the bov q
did not go under the bed and pei Y
L had nothing 10 do with n. &
l assure yOu.0 =
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

a farmer IN Grreusborough, Ma.
thiHkInG to change his grade Of TO
iatoes, barrelled an that he bsd-
shipped them 10 Baltimore. and
ordered a few barrels Of extra fine
Northern potatoes for seed. While
Oarreiiiu% his OWn tubers he lost
ms si'eetacies- When be received
his Northern seed potatoes he foand
nIs missing sIrciseles in one OF the
barrels Such things Destroy con
ddence.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

Mr.. PoWderly Is enthusiastic over
President Cleveland's decision in
the GuiIford Miller ease. He SAYS.
Dir. Cleveland is a conscientious
man aud means to do the right
thIug. He IS m sympathy With the
people, as this splendid and bold
letter shows very plainly. He has
not taken this step without mature
and careful thought. He knows
that a good many Of the coru0ra
tIoas aud the cattle syudieates will.
De against him. what o. til The
people are with him. That ends
he matter and that IS all there i
10 It When the President i ct
he people aud with the people and
the people be Is pretty suFe 10
1ghf, and be will most Certainly be
.ustained.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

The EdItor's Friena


|
Ts1a. ssniBxz
some Supposed friends Of a avws
paper n4ve peculiar ideas OF VIA
: rIaa ~ items a paper requires
NOT long since q genfI-maa can.
INTO the sanetum OF a Texas name,
and said 10 the editor
LSoz here y0u miss A bean IA
I've Ifeas- rn on the srrp~r NJ
d4y. III cone up every Ou~r u |,
While and post yOa.r
All right fetch on vour ite.,.
o1s remember we want p~ws7
Next day be came ~, b~aasiur an
PTe got q live item toe o
Aoa know that Internal bsw L-Sg-,T
gorilla OF a bvOfber-Ia law 1t niue.
mo vas N basiaess here wTfh ne ?
4 believe | remember sach 4
pers0n- said the editor wpatiEv.
well, I've just GOT news from
Neoraska- Ehefe be il living. that
ne = golsg % ran for the Legisla
ture- Wow, iust give bin a bLtst.
Lit hlm a OF bis boots. Dousr
spare him on my aecnuut.-
HE editor shook his head. and
the newsgatherer retired.
Next day be came uu ag.in
my little item was crowded out
AT least l didnt see it ia the psper-
1 brought yOa some more 1eEs
ana ne handed ~ aH article sboof
cat, as follows:
"A Remarkable AnImsL-Tha i,
family eat OF our worthy aud distin ;
gaishec fellOw-toWnsmap. Saith :
"no Keeps the boss grocery store of (
"ard NO ID beer always on tsuL.
yesterday became the mother Of 6vs a.
siagulaFiy marked Kittens. This :
. not the hrst time this usbeard of !
event has taken place. We under. =
'tahd that Mr. Smith is being f. h.
sora0ly spoken OF as a candidate Il
or alderman -
Inc editor groaDs 10 his spirit M
he nights a cigar With the effoFt/ n p
: not long before be heay% thar ~
'mlth Is going around saying that
e has made the ps4er what il
u IS not in9=pshdent enough to- y,
1It the DubIiG tn
LAZY readers will say that this e
zetch Is Overdrawn. bnt tbousanJs lei
editors all over the country viii 40.
1t mp their right hands to .estifv am
lat they are personally acquainted .nN
18th the guilty party. tlo'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20
Ghe4emOrraf-S 81.



Many Young girls who
sSe'e vel behaved sasI w
15s 10 claims upon their
nn'eh Isry arc bound i iIsB
IL = a strangely war..J 4sx
public senrimeu. asucn~ sst Il
~nish allows a p~rOfessedIv sa1
bred maiden TO leave aa
Mariners on the d0srsTe,. gaea
goes lHtO SCHOOL The rss.las
peets InattentiOH ami asf e.
rom those whose birth AMI soseaa
have been Ut an unlov1I~ 11ihlag
gar son; but it Is s-a NJ
rue that the most u.v~.alss
dIsagFeeabie papiIs ar aia aSd
those fronl whOm might ~
receive the most gracrtuI
and co ops Ration.
Girls who wOuld Brida
on lady like GepOrtmeutsss's
ton or parry, and WouH h.
TO pay aesrrgyman or Iaes.4ari
ineIvTiIFy OF open inatrep,;a" "
often be niPIautIy i~nattest; wv
impertIhent to the teacher ~ ad
lish history or algebra. Eng
let, while the school Is in a..
rs traeher y 3 hostess. her -.
are properly. guests: and pspa
the personal, religions ling
deee1i demeauOr in rbprss
Teacher - as arh enrjflaJ ~
'peet at her desk as The eIssv Vie
N his pulpit. eJmaa
he secret of this wrono
fes IA that Hhwritten tpadi,S~
'ehool-life which makes teaebss
'npll ga C1Sc1o enemies; somssas
opposed ia Tue Interest bv rn,n
heir very relation. Bur m. ~
ioti u as foolish as it is upkind
lheFe certainly arr soa,e sel..
raeLers who are iueou,erep, ~
l-irmpefes ri bSt they are rbsa
%rf'li0Rs To a multitude Of ~.
Indy, edrErst. eonseieuf fons
Nomen NhO ere qir;sa
strength OF their z 10 n.
-her lives. '#
SchuoI rules are neeesSarr /.
suse no valuable work can b.. s,n
1ue I'D the confusion thai uosn
IGN Whrfe each dpi As he rboss
vi To Rebel against rules and py,.,
defy Ehrm Is not a marx of A.
.irlf, bRt ~ louliShnrss. FINN snd
Jife are the iishlfuI Shae i
NOath, bat Youth that
as eel rs healthy viii ..
90 there Is q time iar other lbn.,l
~.
Is rot uncommon io hear SrhoA
treating, "a a great Joke, Sas
q nifty 81 Il mItr ID a tearLpE
Il relating Nth relish the iress
y Ell aHt plots aFrabgr,l ~ assrs
ie "A teachers quirk temper, or h
iu>e same PERSONAL rutjudlrr.
BIS, iuo. > a pFarIirr uulmim.
NOT eOHiHesi to The eypulr
E1r or vicious membprS OF
.o''i. But il thrthoughrIrss. iuS.
ing girls VIII ENJOY making RVS
"a aHtl ru ~ eanr aH,T 20 hvhad
irarhrtS sir>k. aSk fuF them.
sr>- Whrn The rarrlrsS day is
3, ~ All us nut mIO irmlAa
p, the v"fd Hsay enme 10 lien
= q hIlr- hh.h SHALL shuu lie
.Fluu tmpih.S . dnfy.
Itry ask safety fur them
-, ant thru. -JrSr rar lau,'
danger Ia az others Hatf
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

"a ristiau at Work.
Why - it that 50 many mothers
neglect this Important r emeni ID
the training OF Their rhiilrru I HOE
often Is II that ones whulr meal IS
made unpleasant by sunr unruIy o.
misbehayed child ; AND \ {, can us
blame the ehiltlrrni Certainly moi
While We kBnw how krrniy ir
mother must feel al her rhiii's nis
demeanOF. still mon hrF alone rrss
the responsibility Of Ms brhaviG
Had she taught il 10 behare Is
politely 10 The diuiHg-rUom as 10 lf
parior, aIi wuatl have lnen we'll
but no. 1t Harry nrtWinir wishd
to make an entire mral a. one par
tieular dish on the Table. be mai
have II, even though the older 0Hn
have a much smaller amOuHt 10
consequence. As a little boy re
marked, Mamma SAYS | always
have the lions Sharr.- DOES Bl
this tend 10 foster SelfsbneSs ID
ehildIen
Ought not children TO be taught
to SIT quietly until older ones are
helpedf MOfr niirn, hOwrver, they
begin 10 ass fnF tIis or that before
tue rest have bs-en walled npoa
Then, too. the maxim OF our good
I'D grandparents. sChildren sbo4A
be seen anst hDs h-aFIl.7 Sermst0@
nSl sight OF IN this enlightened ~
la many homes ehllslrrn m~OBopOlIR
.luOSt the entire conversation, =
not, continually interrupt Hbis
ider oHrS are talking. Mam9'
.Oes not hesitate to limit the lItls
ne in its eating, Why not IN 10
slkingf
One other thing is very essenuA
ct Us see thas the children ban
lean hands aud faces also Dicss
rushed hair before GINNING 10 u
We older ones know by
srienee bow much more re eh-
meal. however plain, il oar TO-
fa~nlTleSS; therefore, let rs e.
re the children 70 feel The -
Sssss S=sdened mois1
IS she cannot always lake ~.
Sre 10 an these little maIiss
lt she can teach even vrfJ ~
eS 10 do it tor tbemSeleS
soon become secOrd 1a'.
let as iorgvt the -f.e-s
d Thank yoas that 20 50 ~
nj making the rhildren atI
!. Let the mo1Iitrs Of the
nth century b edncie
.ldren IN this ~ vel - q
meufs Of irne pOhtenes
next generation viii re- af
! them hlessed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

N@hviIl- Anerssaa

Nashville Aasrixaa-
Grotge- dear," said a w-~
Nashville LADY. a. she IoyiuxFl
PtAeea a shapely arm aroVud a..
husbands neck, II have been Feid
ing To-Day some OF those sweeI
love I~tFers y0a asesi 10 write 70 ne
before We we're married Here L
one SaDt 20 read to
We. M, Mary. | have been
~orkin. hard ali day in ny oaicr.
aHd am tired aud Sleepy
-Baf- Grnrge, dear-T
-No; | tell you, I viii not. Bx
the way yOu said the other daT
yS0 wanted a new bar: guess Won
bad berter get il, but De ecouomir,I
and don't get Que OF chem tall. ex-
E+uslTe ones with a lot OF dead
oiras on IT, Remember, Mary. yoar
husband Is a poor man.
-AOu- dear, good fellow. Kissas
htin. vas bot thinking about
the hat but since yea have men
tloHet4 " l 10 think that those liz
IIe red birds are 50 cute. and rou
yourself that the high hat 4.
al the style Bot I forgot TO tell
yoa about this other letter. the one
yea wrote ne, yOa remember. aboq.
weeks before We married.. IN
y heb you said Kiss y0cr darling
Mamma for ne, aad-t7
For Gods sake, Mary, let ne 20
6edIyes. yes think you are
1shG Get the highest bar IN roWu ,
IA regular boom il yea eau fad il a.
lone With a rOost OF ribbons and A
rove OF blSekbirds on IT," said the
frightened Ran as be STUCK his fin
'ers In Dis ears and rushed for the
ed. ?
This love letter racket i a sue-
ess,' said the little Womau "a shs v
aG down on the floor 10 poll of her ell
hoes; Il think ] have got another L
lein my trunk that I ean xork oa q,
"a next week Tor the the theater
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

The stockholders aud friends OF
Eads Trhsuntepec ship railway
project will soon hold a conference
IN New York TO decide whether to
abandon or go ahead With il.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

A philosopher who had married
an Ignorant girl used 10 calI her
|oroWn sugar." because, be said.
7. Ledger.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

mans nature tunS either IN
heros or weeds; therefore let him
seasonaOly water toe Que and de-.
stroy the other. ue
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

man who is suspicious livr.
- constant state Of unhappiuess
NeuiA be better for bis peace 3,
-.nu /" De Too trnstfal than Too
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

1'lent, lying in the understand.
ing Is often inherited ; genius h..
I9e tue action Of reason or ima9ins
uop, rarely or never.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

The Presbyterian Church in the
United States has 5.546 ministers.
Of whom 5000 are effective.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

No srauder thing eau 4 man do
.Dan 10 give a helping hand 10 a
man who has become diSeonraoad
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

On Good Friday the ocean steam
ers landed nearly 1000 immigrants
at New YORK.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-20

subssdbs and pay fr youF
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